Instructions for playing 100 Days at Sea for beginners

100 Days at Sea is a must-try open world survival game on ROBLOX. Here it is Instructions on how to play 100 Days at Sea for beginners.

In 100 Days at Sea – 100 days at sea on Roblox, you will be left in the middle of the ocean with the task of discovering the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle and trying to survive during 100 days floating at sea. You need to collect resources, build rafts, explore islands, search for food, craft equipment and defend yourself against enemies. At first, everything seems like a lot of work, but once you get the basics down, the gameplay quickly expands and becomes more engaging. Below is a beginner’s guide to 100 Days at Sea, providing the information you need to quickly achieve your goals.

How to get resources in 100 Days at Sea

Wood and metal are two core resources for all manufacturing activities. Everything else is secondary until you have a steady supply of both.

How to collect wood in 100 Days at Sea

Start by using a harpoon to retrieve wooden planks and furniture from the sea. You can put them directly into the crafting machine to build or into the bonfire to upgrade it. The immediate goal is to reach Bonfire – Level 3 Bonfire to unlock the Sawmill.

The sawmill is your long-term wood supply solution. When you place it on the raft, you will have an unlimited supply. Each operation takes a few seconds and produces 3 wooden planks. Equip at least two on the raft, or more if you play with others. Crafting cost is 10 wood and 2 metal.

How to collect metals in 100 Days at Sea

Metal is harder to find in the early stages. Your options are to use a harpoon to pick it up from the sea or collect it from the islands and bring it back in your inventory. When you reach Bonfire Level 4, you will be able to use Magnet. Like the Sawmill, this is a passive and infinite supply of metal placed on a raft. It works slower than the Sawmill but never runs out. Construction cost is 30 metal and 10 wood.

How to collect green resin in 100 Days at Sea

Another important resource to know in the early stages is the blue gum (like gum) used in some crafting recipes. You can obtain it by inserting Ghost Pirate corpses into the crafting machine; Therefore, get into the habit of collecting their bodies after killing them instead of leaving them on the ground.

How to get food during 100 Days at Sea

Starving will eliminate health regeneration and ultimately lead to death, so establishing a food supply early on is just as important as gathering wood. There are three main methods:

• Go fishing: You start the game with a fishing rod. Throw the bait into the sea and click when the signal comes. This method is simple enough to sustain life for the first few days without needing to craft anything else. However, its effectiveness is not high in the long term, in return it is completely free to use.
• Harpoon Island: Your isle plays a dual role in obtaining food. They can help you collect potatoes. More importantly, birds often hover above the raft during the day; If you hit one with the island, you will get it
• Cooked Bird – a dish that helps restore a large amount of satiety in just one serving.
• Project: When ready to build, the Crab Trap is the best food building you can have. It delivers mixtures of fish and other foods in short cycles without requiring manual operation. This makes it an almost automatic (passive) solution for maintaining food sources.
• Pizza Oven is also another option with this same function.

Buildings you should build when playing 100 Days at Sea

• Sawmill: Sawmill completely solves the problem of Wood shortage. Place two on the raft as soon as your Bonfire level and Metal supply allow; If you play co-op mode, you should build more.
• Crab Trap: Once your Wood supply is stable, prioritize crafting one or two Crab Traps. This is a passive food supply that eliminates one of the biggest pressures in the early game, allowing you to focus on other things.
• Map Radar (Map Radar): Required item. The map radar opens up the entire map, allowing you to mark important islands and locations instead of having to row around. Equip it as soon as possible.
• Auto Turret: This is a high-level building, but you can buy it from the merchant for 150 Doubloons at an early stage. If playing alone, this is one of the most effective investments; it will automatically take over base defense during night attacks.
• Magnet: Must wait until Campfire reaches level 4 to unlock, but Metal shortage will become a major problem as the need for crafting increases. Equip the Magnet as soon as you meet the level requirements.
• Radio: The radio displays the locations of Survivors directly on your map. Since Survivors become passive support teammates after being rescued, knowing their location early on provides a huge benefit throughout gameplay.